If you've purchased a PC from Dell lately you might have noticed that there is an option to get the recovery media, specifically Windows 8.1, on an 8GB USB flash drive. After collecting a few of these, you may start asking yourself if you can use these for something other than recovery media. This is about when you discover that the the freaking things are read only. Here's how to reformat the newer, "Blue Label", Dell USB Recovery drives.
UPDATE 2016/10/07: If you have Dell Windows 10 USB sticks, please see How to Disable the Write Protection on Dell Windows 10 USB Recovery Sticks.
UPDATE: jParnell8839 pointed out in the comments below (and I confirmed) that at least some, if not all, of the Dell USB drives that are currently shipping with Dell PCs do not work with this process and it may brick your USB drive. The offending drives have blue labels and can be identified in UPTool as "TC58TEG6DDK (eD2.16K)". Blue label drives that identify themselves as "TC58TEG6TCK (eD3.8K)" should work with UPTool without issue.
UPDATE 2: Steve Cole posted in the comments below the solution for the eD2.16k drives. The new guide can be found at http://www.techunboxed.com/2015/07/how-to-disable-write-protection-on-dell.html. Thanks Steve.
Disabling the Write Protection on Dell eD3.8k Blue Label Drives
The older versions of these drives, with the multi-color label on the back, were writable after a low-level format (see... How to Disable the Write Protection on the Dell Windows 8 USB Recovery Stick for a step-by-step guide). The low-level format tool that works so well on the old drives ruins the newer version of the drives with solid blue labels on the back.
The Internet to the rescue! I've been at a loss for a few months on what to do with the Blue Label drives. I've tried a number of things and fried a number of USB thumb drives. I had given up on the Blue Label drives when Tojo swaggered in and dropped the solution in the comments of the original Dell USB drive post. What I've done, below, is take his directions and put them in our guide format. I've made no attempt to try other settings and have made very little changes. All the credit should go to Tojo.
I've low-level formatted more than a few blue label Dell USB drives with this utility and it works well. It also fixed the Blue Label drives that the other low-level format utility had seemingly ruined. It even works on the older, multi-color labeled drives, but it's much slower than the other tool. Again, see the other post for those drives.
WARNING: This process will irrevocably destroy all data on the USB flash drive.
Start by downloading UPTool Ver. 2.092. This can also be downloaded from Tojo's original location, but I've added the dell.ini file to the zip to speed up the process. One last note to cover my ass and temper your expectations, I know nothing about the origins of this utility, use it at your own risk.
Unzip the archive to a folder somewhere and double-click UPTool_Ver2092.exe.
If this is the first time you've run UPTool, you'll get a notification.
Click OK and plug your blue label Dell USB drive into the USB port.
In this example, the utility shows the drive as E and highlights it in blue.
In the upper right hand corner, select something other than By Driver that continues to display the drive in blue.
I've selected By 8-port Hub, and the drive moved down to the top slot of the lower left hand group.
Click the Load SETTING button.
Browse to the DELL.ini file and click Open.
Click the ReFresh button to make sure the utility is reading the drive using the new settings. The drive may move to a different slot.
Click the START button to start the low-level format of the drive.
UPDATE 2016/10/07: If you have Dell Windows 10 USB sticks, please see How to Disable the Write Protection on Dell Windows 10 USB Recovery Sticks.
UPDATE 2: Steve Cole posted in the comments below the solution for the eD2.16k drives. The new guide can be found at http://www.techunboxed.com/2015/07/how-to-disable-write-protection-on-dell.html. Thanks Steve.
Disabling the Write Protection on Dell eD3.8k Blue Label Drives
The older versions of these drives, with the multi-color label on the back, were writable after a low-level format (see... How to Disable the Write Protection on the Dell Windows 8 USB Recovery Stick for a step-by-step guide). The low-level format tool that works so well on the old drives ruins the newer version of the drives with solid blue labels on the back.
The Internet to the rescue! I've been at a loss for a few months on what to do with the Blue Label drives. I've tried a number of things and fried a number of USB thumb drives. I had given up on the Blue Label drives when Tojo swaggered in and dropped the solution in the comments of the original Dell USB drive post. What I've done, below, is take his directions and put them in our guide format. I've made no attempt to try other settings and have made very little changes. All the credit should go to Tojo.
I've low-level formatted more than a few blue label Dell USB drives with this utility and it works well. It also fixed the Blue Label drives that the other low-level format utility had seemingly ruined. It even works on the older, multi-color labeled drives, but it's much slower than the other tool. Again, see the other post for those drives.
WARNING: This process will irrevocably destroy all data on the USB flash drive.
Start by downloading UPTool Ver. 2.092. This can also be downloaded from Tojo's original location, but I've added the dell.ini file to the zip to speed up the process. One last note to cover my ass and temper your expectations, I know nothing about the origins of this utility, use it at your own risk.
Unzip the archive to a folder somewhere and double-click UPTool_Ver2092.exe.
If this is the first time you've run UPTool, you'll get a notification.
Click OK and plug your blue label Dell USB drive into the USB port.
In this example, the utility shows the drive as E and highlights it in blue.
In the upper right hand corner, select something other than By Driver that continues to display the drive in blue.
I've selected By 8-port Hub, and the drive moved down to the top slot of the lower left hand group.
Click the Load SETTING button.
Browse to the DELL.ini file and click Open.
Click the ReFresh button to make sure the utility is reading the drive using the new settings. The drive may move to a different slot.
Click the START button to start the low-level format of the drive.
After almost an hour, this one took 54 minutes, the utility completed the low-level format. The drive should be show in green but every blue label drive I've done shows this error. Even with this error, all my drives function as expected.
The newly formatted drive with a test file.
If you choose to change the settings manually, you can edit the dell.ini file or refer to these screen shots of the Setting screens that are accessed by clicking on the SETUP button.
Click OK to authenticate.
Thank you very much for posting and sharing - worked so well!
ReplyDeleteThis solution is the only one I found that works.
ReplyDeletehow come when i try to refresh and wont go to diff slot. after i format now the drive become no media and no drive capacity. please help. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteDeal Jeff and all,
Deletedone.....i redo and tested ok.
Thank you.
Worked great, a big plus is that you can do more than one drive at a time!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteI think Dell may have updated them again. The versions I had that were working with this post had "TC58TEG6TCK (eD3.8K)" in the upper right hand of the drive's box on the UPTool. In the newer ones we're receiving from Dell, they have "TC58TEG6DDK (eD2.16K)". It's the same solid blue sticker and the same P/N on the label.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this jParnel. I confirmed with my one "TC58TEG6DDK (eD2.16K)" that these drives do not work with this process. Here we go again.
DeleteIt seems the good folks over at USBDev.ru are working on this chipset as we speak. Not being knowledgeable in Russian and having the page translated awkwardly, it's difficult to sift the information, but I'll keep a watch on the forums there.
DeleteIt worked great, but it seem that the copy speed is too slow, any one having this problem ?
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteOn the 4 eD3.8K DELL ubs drives I've got, I get the same error as you mentioned on the 'How to' But they don't show up in 'Computer'. :-( And the 'Disk Management' says that there is no media in the device. Any idea?
And I've got ~20 eD2.16K ubs drives. Any update about this one?
Cheers
Okay, I've now 'unlocked' 3 of 4 usb drives. Some of them worked fine, the others required a secound run. The last one is still in work. Let's see.
Deletecan you tell me Nolem, do you use exact specification listed here in this article or do you somehow modify it, because mine eD2.16K ubs drives do not work. Thank you.
DeleteCan you tell me whether it is working with TGC58TEG6DDK(eD2.16K) or not, if yes then what is the procedure.
Deleteafter i format now the drive becomes no media and no drive capacity
PLEASE HELP
hello, i've set due to an error, "mode 30" (cd rom drive) and now i'm not able to see the usb device with uptool. can anyone explain how to convert the DVD rom drive back to usb dfevice?
ReplyDeletethanks
Worked great for me with a blue labeled drive that Dell had mailed to me just a couple weeks ago! First attempt was by 8-port hub which I interrupted at 17%. Since the process had already taken over 40 minutes at that point I thought it got hung up somehow. I then tried by 12-port hub just for kicks, at noticed drive recognition and format went snappier, more responsive overall if that makes any sense. This run I didn't watch past the first few % but let it run over night. The next morning I was smiling at a green 100%! Needless to say the drive works flawless under all read and write conditions since.
ReplyDeleteCan anyone tell me whether it is working with TGC58TEG6DDK(eD2.16K) or not, if yes then what is the procedure.
ReplyDeleteafter i format now the drive becomeS no media and no drive capacity
PLEASE HELP
who have firmware for the TC58TEG6DDK (eD2.16K). please share. this version does not work with TC58TEG6DDK (eD2.16K)
Deletehttps://youtu.be/c2Z9MMq1Sew
Deletewho have firmware for the TC58TEG6DDK (eD2.16K). please share. this version does not work with TC58TEG6DDK (eD2.16K)
ReplyDeleteyes ! I have successfully run the firmware usb 16k
ReplyDeleteI upload iflash with
PID : 5500
VID : 13FE
you can download.
https://facebook.com/ducthanhdbp
https://www.dropbox.com/s/x6x7oz67h1tkwek/Phison_MPALL_v3.72.0B.rar?dl=0
DeleteDownload link does not work. Were you able to get it to work on eD2.16K.
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Deletesr new link. good luck. no virut safe
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Deletehttps://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6Mpu5xK3FHYN0UwbkFFRUk5V2M
Deleteload file dell_16k
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Start
https://youtu.be/c2Z9MMq1Sew
DeleteYour video worked. Just had to find all the files on the usb dev website. Successfully un-bricked a fw 16k usb
DeleteĐức Phạm - you are one genius of a guy, thank you so much!
Deletethank you very much !!! Danke sehr !!! u saved my drive!
DeleteThank you sir you saved my bricked drive!!! :D
DeleteTHANK YOU VERY MUCH! it works for me
DeleteSomeone can send me the dell_16k.ini file, once the google drive link is virus infected.
DeleteLink still does not work unfortunately. A pity as I'd be very interested in a solution for the eD2.16K drives.
ReplyDeleteTC58TEG6DDK (eD2.16K) Google "Formatter_SiliconPower.exe"
DeleteI've used it for 20 drives and it worked on all except one. The one that failed was able to be formatted with the method listed here even though it showed up as an (eD2.16K).
DeleteSiliconPower makes the drives about 7.21GB.
The one I used UPtool on came out to 7.61GB.
After you use SiliconPower, format the drive using windows. after a few minutes cancel the format and hit cancel on the popup message. unplug and replug the drive then format with windows again, it will/should work fine this time. IDK why but the first time you try to format a drive after using SiliconPower it always fails.
DeleteThanks Steve! The "round 3" post can be found at:
Deletehttp://www.techunboxed.com/2015/07/how-to-disable-write-protection-on-dell.html
Any chance you'd go for round 4?
ReplyDeleteDescription: [D:]USB Mass Storage Device(KDI-MSFT Windows 10)
Device Type: Mass Storage Device
Protocal Version: USB 3.00
Current Speed: High Speed
Max Current: 126mA
USB Device ID: VID = 0951 PID = 16AA
Serial Number: 0018F30BC074BF61310816E6
Device Vendor: KDI-MSFT
Device Name: Windows 10
Device Revision: 0100
Manufacturer: KDI-MSFT
Product Model: Windows 10
Product Revision: PMAP
Chip Vendor: Phison
Chip Part-Number: PS2251-07(PS2307) - F/W 01.04.53 [2014-12-02]
Flash ID Code: 983AA892 - Toshiba [TLC]
I'm sure there'll be more rounds when I get my hands on the new sticks.
ReplyDeleteI'd gladly send you a couple to get them unlocked.
DeleteI'll have plenty before too long. Thanks.
DeleteAny update on this? I have 4 I would like to use
DeleteI have a few of these drives and would like to remove the write protection. Has anyone been able to do this?
DeleteI stupidly decided to try the Dell files on this drive and bricked it. Won't detect at all now not even in device manager. Any hopes to recover it coming, or should I toss it?
Deleteany progress on the one mdneilson posted (16AA)? Hoping to not just toss it out...
DeleteThe copy speed is very slow after low level format... write 3,5MB/s and read 15MB/s...any one having the same problem?
ReplyDeleteI'm getting 24 MB/sec 'ish with a eD2.16k stick low-level formated via the Round 3 (http://www.techunboxed.com/2015/07/how-to-disable-write-protection-on-dell.html) tool.
DeleteWhat gen stick and what method are you using?
I have the eD3.8K stick and formated via the Round 2 tool.
DeleteSame problem here, very slow write and read speeds. What to do?
Deleteeven I face the same issue. the USB has turned out to be a 2.0 device. The data write speed has gone below 4MB/Sec. Kindly help with a solution.
DeleteThis tool did not detect my dell usbr recovery media. It has windows 7 home on it and I have tried everything to remove write protection.
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ReplyDeleteThe part number for my dell usb is FDKF4_A00 if anyone knows how to remove the write protection and format it.
ReplyDeleteWorked like a charm on a TC58TEG6T2JT ED3.8K, thanks a lot!
ReplyDeleteObrigado. isso que estava procurando. Abraços!
ReplyDeleteAnybody know what the Dell.ini file has it in could they copy and paste the contents in here as my UPTool does not have a dell.ini file located in the folder.
ReplyDeleteThanks
Hey nRc, can't copy and paste the contents here as it's too long. I uploaded the file to my Dropbox. If you follow the direct link, it will open it as text in your browser and you can copy and paste it into a text document and save as a .ini file.
Deletehttps://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/15394467/DELL.INI
Worked for me. Thanks to you and Tojo!
ReplyDeleteI think I've bricked two flash drives. Is there any way to unbrick them?
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ReplyDeleteI've bricked an eD2.16k stick by following round 2 and then round 3 :(
ReplyDeleteI'm back on round 2, playing with settings, to try to resurrect.
i have done the same process as above mentioned with UP TOOL. but after the process the pen drive is not detecting. Can you suggest any solution?
ReplyDeleteThe tool worked good and removed the write protection BUT: The writing speed is too low.
ReplyDeleteAny ideas how to fix it?
Depois do processo o meu simplesmente sumiu .. não é mais reconhecido por nada...
ReplyDeleteAlguma solução?
O meu também
DeleteExcellent this process works very well, I had more than 100 memories and I clean 20
ReplyDeleteThank you, helped a lot .. was the only tutorial I found that really works .. thanks for sharing .. already went over to some friends who were having the same problem
ReplyDeleteis there any way to add back the write protection to the usb back again?
ReplyDeleteyes, check the sw read only box. but you will need to ise the iso box to get iso data onto it before doing that
Deletefollowing this tutorial and this tool...for me its worked successful!!! to usb 8gb, thks a lot
ReplyDeleteThis is fine only it only permits me of using files with it and pretty slow too around 4mb, if I try to make it bootable grub fails on every stick I tried (I have 5 of the eD3.8k) is there not a setting that might tweaked to make it faster and more stable or is it the hardware itself or the way it's soldered maybe...?
ReplyDeleteFunciona al 100%... 0 ERRORES... el proceso fue realizado con una USB Dell Etiqueta Azul.. de 8Gb.
ReplyDelete!!Recomendado!!
Me EQUIVOQUE, puse seleccione "By Driver", No lo puedo formatear de nuevo, como lo puedo recuperar?
ReplyDeleteThanks! You save my life
ReplyDeleteis there any fix for TC58TEG6TGLTA00 (eD3.16K) stick?...so far no one is able unlock dell USB with this firmware.
ReplyDeleteFor me its working with this sticks. The only different is after loading the file, i set the option to "By Driver" nnot "By 8-Port Hub".
DeleteI'v done it with 40 sticks :D
Refer to this post comment. The file worked for me.
Deletehttp://www.techunboxed.com/2015/07/how-to-disable-write-protection-on-dell.html?showComment=1468423667549#c2982980446778947251
Serve apenas para final (eD2.16k)
DeleteThanks a lot! It worked perfectly for my eD3.8K
ReplyDeleteAnyone has the issue that the Sticks can not boot anymore after this format ?
ReplyDeleteI formated them, then put my image on the stick but is not recognized anymore in the BIOS (DELL Latitude 10)
I just found this site, but I have learned a lot before finding this site. As for Pinni3, make sure that you format your Stick as FAT32/8192 Allocation Unit Size (AUS). Make sure that there is a
DeleteBOOTMGR.EFI and/or a BOOTMGR file (I have both). IF you have the Dell device setup for UEFI, then you need the BOOTMGR.EFI file. IF not, then you need a BOOTMGR on the root of the USB device. Lastly, you have to make sure that the USB device is bootable. Is it bootable on any other computer?
Donde encuentro el archivo Dell.ini
ReplyDeletebien ah
ReplyDeleteThanks... Really useful tutorial. Nice tool, worked for 2 of my DELL's USB.
ReplyDeleteJust excellent. It worked for me!
ReplyDeleteAnyone else resolved the slow R/W on a eD3.8k stick?
ReplyDeletethank you it worked like a charm
ReplyDeleteThis worked great at first! Unfortunately now I'm getting an ASIC Jump Error for all the drives that I try. These are on TC58TEG6TCK (eD3.8K) drives. Any ideas?
ReplyDeletewrite protected, same issue i was facing, this video helped me.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9Zl2h4X2x8
write protected, same issue i was facing, this video helped me.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9Zl2h4X2x8
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much. It worked for me doing the process with "By Driver" selected.
ReplyDeleteThanks, worked fine. Muchas Gracias.
ReplyDeleteI tried to do this with a pair of drives I have but they both show up only has a red error in the Up Tool program. I cannot see which version they are and I am not sure what to do. Both of my drives have the light blue labels.
ReplyDeleteI discovered that this writes a pretty terrible partition table, which is probably why people have had to reformat again with Windows (or in my case Linux). I may play with the options from the Dell.ini or the Setup menu a bit more to see if I can get it to stop writing garbage.
ReplyDeleteAfter UPTool but before I reformat
Welcome to fdisk (util-linux 2.27.1).
Changes will remain in memory only, until you decide to write them.
Be careful before using the write command.
Command (m for help): p
Disk /dev/sda: 7.6 GiB, 8190422528 bytes, 15996919 sectors
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disklabel type: dos
Disk identifier: 0x2c6b7369
Device Boot Start End Sectors Size Id Type
/dev/sda1 1936028272 3787887330 1851859059 883G 68 unkno
/dev/sda2 1330184192 1869160479 538976288 257G 79 unkno
/dev/sda3 538989391 1937352302 1398362912 666.8G 53 OnTra
/dev/sda4 1394627663 1394648999 21337 10.4M 49 unkno
Partition table entries are not in disk order.
Command (m for help):
After I reformat to correct the garbage from UPTool
Welcome to fdisk (util-linux 2.27.1).
Changes will remain in memory only, until you decide to write them.
Be careful before using the write command.
Command (m for help): p
Disk /dev/sda: 7.6 GiB, 8190422528 bytes, 15996919 sectors
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disklabel type: dos
Disk identifier: 0x00000000
Command (m for help):
showing in red colour flash failed before i do these steps.
ReplyDeleteMy blue label, as you are a tutorial, but now is not recognized as a unit. Prompts to insert disc.
ReplyDeleteI have the TC58TEG6TCK (eD3.8K) drive so it says on the top right of the UP-tool, the i load the dell.ini and select the 8 port hub option the refresh and then it is blue. but then i start it but it turns red with the error code 0073.
ReplyDeleteFor more information this is my drive:
Description: [G:]USB Mass Storage Device(TOSHIBA MSFT NORB)
Device Type: Mass Storage Device
Protocal Version: USB 3.00
Current Speed: High Speed
Max Current: 504mA
USB Device ID: VID = 0930 PID = 1400
Serial Number: 07085677A37D2783
Device Vendor: TOSHIBA
Device Name: MSFT NORB
Device Revision: 0110
Manufacturer: TOSHIBA
Product Model: MSFT NORB
Product Revision: PMAP
Controller Vendor: Phison
Controller Part-Number: PS2251-03(PS2303) - F/W 05.00.53 [2015-03-10]
Flash ID code: 98DE9892 - Toshiba TC58NVG6T2HTA00 [TLC-8K]
Tools on web: http://dl.mydigit.net/special/up/phison.html
Possible Flash Part-Number
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[1CE]TC58NVG6T2HTA00
[1CE]TC58TVG6T2HTA00
[1CE]TC58NVG6T2JTA00
[1CE]TC58TVG6T2JTA00
[1CE]TC58TEG6T2KTA00
[1CE]TC58TEG6T2KTA00
[1CE]TC58TEG6TCKTA00
[2CE]TH58NVG7T2HTA20
[2CE]TH58TVG7T2HBA4C
[2CE]TH58NVG7T2JTA20
[2CE]TH58TVG7T2JTA20
[4CE]TH58NVG8T2HTA80
[4CE]TH58TVG8T2HTA80
[4CE]TH58NVG8T2JTA80
[4CE]TH58TVG8T2JTA80
Flash ID mapping table
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[Channel 0] [Channel 1]
Please someone help me
It works, thanks you
ReplyDeleteUnder Windows 10 with DELL USB drive with Windows 8 I followed all the steps and end up to the sentence "The newly formatted drive with a test file". Damn! I can't see the drive listed among the other local disks anymore. Windows operations lags ... I found the USB drive is visible under Device Manager only and on the task line as "Eject this device..." Could please explain what's wrong here? I can hear that the Windows sound for plugged in drive and when I unplug it. Please help.
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of the Dell Silver flashdrive with blue label (PN:VJ3VF_A00) and the UPTool is not detecting the flashdrive. I downloaded the latest UPTool (UPTool_Ver2093(Release)_20150312) and that is not detecting the flash drive either. I really would hate having to throw out these flash drives. Any help would be great!
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Deletehttp://files01.tchspt.com/temp/UfixII.zip use this tool , USB Flash Driver Format Tool (Ufix-II) tool that's work with U3-8GDSTS P/N VJ3VF_A00
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot mate! You helped me a lot!!
Delete@santo s :: you are a day saver, majt!
DeleteBlue Label win10 like a charm!
Holy S### . It worked like a charm. Thanks a lot mate.
DeleteBlue Label with win10 ::
ReplyDeleteusb 2-5.4: Product: Recovery USB
usb 2-5.4: Manufacturer: Dell
usb 2-5.4: SerialNumber: MSFTNAKTM10
scsi host3: usb-storage 2-5.4:1.0
[62784.989208] usbcore: registered new interface driver usb-storage
[62784.991108] usbcore: registered new interface driver uas
[62786.305429] scsi 3:0:0:0: Direct-Access Dell Recovery USB 1100 PQ: 0 ANSI: 6
[62786.306198] sd 3:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg2 type 0
[62786.308266] sd 3:0:0:0: [sdc] Attached SCSI removable disk
[62786.311168] sd 3:0:0:0: [sdc] 15360000 512-byte logical blocks: (7.86 GB/7.32 GiB)
thanks a lot
ReplyDeleteat 22 sec "err: 0082; asic jump error", how to fix that?
ReplyDeleteMany, many thanks, worked flawlessly with Model 67-1-1 - UP307, TC58TEG6TCK(eD3.8K) (Dell Windows 8 System Restore Stick, light blue label)
ReplyDeleteHoly ****! it worked, thank you so much
ReplyDeleteit would not switch places no matter which one I tried (8 bit-16 etc)
ReplyDeleteIt would only display under driver.
I am tried with UPtool but when connect the USB it's showing in Red. I do step by step setup setting but same issue happen.
ReplyDeleteFind the below USB details and help me to format.
Protocal Version: USB 2.00
Current Speed: High Speed
Max Current: 500mA
USB Device ID: VID = 0BDA PID = 0181
Serial Number: 20060413092100000
Device Vendor: Generic
Device Name: USB2.0-CRW
Device Revision: 8197
I have same error too.
Deleteit work for me. tks!
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know the latest versions of the three tools mentioned in the 4 posts about this subject?
ReplyDeleteUPTool <-- I know about and have version 2.093 released 2015/03/12
MPALL <-- I know about and have version 5.03
Formatter Silicon Power <-- I know about and have version 3.7.0.0
Just trying to make sure we all have the latest and greatest.
We should try to establish a centralized English-language site where the latest known versions of all the different USB tools are available and where they can be updated as new versions come out. Just an idea.
The next thing would be to work on detailed documentation of all the settings so that you can setup the drives however works best for you.
This worked for me. However I ran the Formatter_SiliconPower first then the UPTool_Ver2092(Release)-HH_20141229. I only did this by chance as running the tool alone failed. My end result came out in green :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I click on 8-hub, It does not show pen-drive. It only show in "by driver" in red color with it's 10 digit ID. When I load dell.ini settings and click on start. Nothing happens. Please help me. I have dell blue labeled made in Singapore.
ReplyDeleteThis is not working for me or even not showing any thing in the tool related to pen drive. can you please help
ReplyDeleteThis method works as well!
ReplyDeleteNow I do have a 8gb pen drive.
Thank you!
Found and old one of this USBs lying around on the office's storage and this did the trick. I'll use it as a recovery anyway but I want to save more files in there, thanks a lot!
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